Step into a rare chapter of Hannibal history with The Dubach Inn, an iconic Italianate villa originally constructed in 1871. Offering nearly 5,000 square feet of finished living space, this historic gem has been cherished by only four families across its 155-year history. The next owner will become just the fifth steward of a landmark … Read more
Priced at an extraordinary value (~$36/sq. ft.), this massive 1880 home in Barker, New York, presents an unbelievable opportunity for historic home enthusiasts, real estate investors, or multi-generational families. Spanning nearly 4,000 square feet on a peaceful full-acre lot, this spacious residence combines 19th-century character with endless potential to customize and build equity. 🌿 … Read more
A true jewel of Victorian craftsmanship, The Pelton Mansion stands as one of Elgin’s most distinguished historic landmarks. Designed in 1889 by the celebrated local architect Gilbert M. Turnbull for prominent physician Dr. Ora Levant Pelton, Sr., this majestic Queen Anne residence offers an astonishing 6,040 square feet of move-in ready living space across three … Read more
Nestled in the heart of Saint Paul’s highly coveted Irvine Park Historic District, the Wright–Prendergast House offers a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own one of the city’s earliest surviving architectural landmarks. Dating back to 1851—nearly a decade before Minnesota achieved statehood—the home began as a modest territorial-era dwelling built by pioneer carpenter Isaac P. Wright. In … Read more
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this extraordinary 1860 Italianate brick mansion represents a rare, once-in-a-generation opportunity. Originally built by Abram Nellis, this magnificent estate has been meticulously cherished by only two families since its construction over 160 years ago. For the discerning historical purist, this property offers unparalleled architectural integrity, sweeping valley … Read more
Prepare to fall in love with this meticulously preserved 1903 historic masterpiece in Hawkinsville, Georgia. Standing proudly on a sprawling 0.8-acre lot, this breathtaking two-story residence blends classic turn-of-the-century architecture with thoughtful, modern upkeep. With 4,287 square feet of grand living space, this home offers the perfect setting for someone looking to own a tangible … Read more
For the true historic home preservationist, properties like this do not come along often. Standing proudly on an oversized 0.33-acre corner lot in the historic heart of Salem, New Jersey, this magnificent 1884 all-brick Victorian offers a monumental opportunity to restore a genuine architectural treasure to its original, breathtaking grandeur. With over 3,000 square feet … Read more
Finding an entry-level home that pairs the sturdy character of a 1900s build with modern infrastructure can be tough. Many properties in this price tier require immediate, expensive mechanical upgrades. However, 443 Wood Street in Burlington, New Jersey breaks that cycle, offering a beautifully updated interior alongside complete mechanical peace of mind for $230,000. … Read more
For historic preservationists and creative home renovators, the ultimate blank canvas isn’t a modern “white box”—it is a turn-of-the-century estate holding generations of character, waiting for the right vision to bring it into the modern era. Located in the scenic, historic borough of Canton, Pennsylvania, 525 N Center Street has officially hit the market … Read more